... page. but in Huddersfield where there are fair wages and no excessive poverty, the birth-rate is only 12.7. INFANT MORTALITY Infant mortality, the author notes, is high in Lancashire and Hie West Riding. She mentions Sheffield as being much above the ...

... as here, a fall the birth-rate, which may far to account for it. Infant mortality lias never been lower than in 1927, except very slightly in 1923, and while the important, mortality the first week was higher than in any other year since 1921, the rates ...

... year life. Indeed, 1-5 the total infant mortality occurs in the first week; 1-3 the total infant mortality occurs in the first month; \of the total infant mortality occurs in the first three months. Further, “a ...

... stood )!i.74. The result of increased attention the welfare of infants was indicated by the infant mortality of IfU'i, which was the lowest record. The dramatic tall the infant mortality rate of recent ears had some degree overshadowed the ...

... the infant mortality rate for the time of the year, have been due in large measure to the educational propaganda on maternity and child-welfare subjects which it lias been the main purpose “Baity Week'’ to provide. This but one example. Our. infant mortality ...

... deplored as they came along. What was the state of public health in those days? The general death-rate was 21.4 per 1,000. Infant mortality stood at 149 per 1,000 births. Deaths from pulmonary tuberculosis popularly known as consumption—stood at 213 per 100 ...

... TOWN WITH ONE OE THE HIGHEST BIRTH-RATES. Tho death rate and infant mortality rate in Barnsley last year were lowest ever recorded, says Dr. T. E. Francis, Medical Officer of Health, his report, just published. The death rate was 11,'43, compared with ...

... mwm. ■••atiftc*. Tloort«h«a It. It. Gold an Celaar for Fair Hair, Siaraa, liairtiMaaara. SANITARY CONGRESS. Causes of Infant Mortality. Paper by a Sheffield Lady. The proceeding* of the Sanitary Inuti'uie Congee** i were >«-Bumed at Maiiebeetor yesterday ...

... infantile well-lieinp. The following figure#* the infant mortality oi the country afforded evidence that their had been associated with remarkable improvement in the national health. The infant mortality for Kngland and Wales tor the year 1900 Wa/* lot ...

... acheioc the infant mortality figur. for the first thirty-nine works of ■ 1997 has been 85. ss comp-'red with 155 for corr* ■ - spoodirot last tin comp?risen w, other towns, appears that for th first months the rurrent rear Huddersfield has an infant mor-1 talily ...

... rate infant mortality per births was 75, which is same as tho figure for 1924. upon the big improvement during the lost 30 years, the report state* that in the actual number death* infants under one year was 53,008, whereas, average infant ...

... 1914 the sales of NESTLE S MILK have increased more than three times. In the same period it is officially stated that infant mortality has fallen in a very marked degree. «BUY 7HZ TRINCZ or WALKS' BOOK and help ST. VUNSTAfIfS. jltiul Cash Prices: B|d. ...